That might work I would discourage the chaise on the sectional just do an ottoman same sitting comfort but much nicer seating when you company. IMO thi s is ahuge space that is poorly laid out the DR table needs to be about 3x the size I would put it infront of the patio doors off the kitchen then you would have a huge LR with a couple of seating arragements one in front of the fireplace and one for T.V viewing all pieces that can be moved when you have a crowd.We have a large LR and I puposely bought piecs that could be rearranged for different looks and purposes like the Christmas tree for instance .So I have 2 sofas, a chairs that do not match the sofa or each other but work in the space a long bench that can be moved easily wherever I need it I really dislike sectionals because they are so site specific and in your space I think if possible think many useful pieces that can move easily .

It is really hard to visualize without pics. I know you aren't in the space yet, but could you at least link to a pic of the dining set? And the sofa? And a photo of your chandelier since it sounds like you have that in your current home? It sounds like the kitchen is a black/white color scheme. A lot of people pair that with greige walls, which (if my web search turned up the right sorts of images for "mink") seems like it would work with your dining set. I think "fawn" walls would not work well with "mink," at least if my understanding of what you mean by those colors is on point. Fawn conjures up a warm color with orange undertones, and while that could look nice with a sage green living room set, I think it will fight the cooler tones of the kitchen and the proposed dining set. It sounds like the peppercorn floor is not installed yet, so I will throw this out there: Dark floors have a reputation for showing every speck of dust. The elements you've described would look just as nice with a less dramatically dark floor. Just something to think about. I haven't found it to be difficult to find black tables in styles other than country. What style are you interested in? More modern? More traditional? I'm sure we could help you find something. But if you stick with the peppercorn floors, black furnishings might be too much black. You could do white (tie in with kitchen cabinetry), chrome (tie in with your proposed chandelier) or something else. Congratulations on your new home! (I probably should have led with that...)

Congrats on the new home. If the end wall in the second pic can be a solid wall, you might be better served to have your tv centered on that wall (or in one of its corners) and have your sofa (w/sofa table or desk or cabinet or bookcase of equal height behind it) serve as a room divider between entry and seating area rather than having foot traffic forever walking between your tv and your seating area.

Yeah, I know it’s a tall order to come up with something that accomplishes what I want but I figured I'd see if others on Houzz had some ideas. Both sectionals that I'm considering are pretty spacious. The first one is 144” x 79” and the other is 120” x 110.” msteezzy - here’s a picture of the space you asked about.